Biografia:
James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix (Seattle, Estados Unidos, 27 de Novembro de 1942 -- Londres, 18 de Setembro de 1970), foi um guitarrista, cantor, compositor e produtor que é amplamente considerado um dos mais importantes guitarristas da história do rock. Como guitarrista, se inspirou nas inovações de músicos do blues tais como B. B. King, Albert King e T-Bone Walker, assim como nos guitarristas de R&B (rhythm and blues) tais como Curtis Mayfield.
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Outras músicas:
- All Along The Watchtower
- Angel
- Bold As Love
- Burning The Midnight Lamp
- Castles Made Of Sand
- Foxy Lady
- Hey Joe
- Little Wing
- Purple Haze
- Purple Haze (simpler Version)
- Star Spangled Banner
- The Wind Cries Mary
- Voodoo Child (slight Return)
- Voodoo Chile
- Voodoo Chile (slight Return)
- Wild Thing
- Wind Cries Mary
- 1983 A Merman I Should Turn To Be
- Are You Experienced
- Astro Man
- Blue Suede Shoes
- Burning Of The Midnight Lamp
- Crosstown Traffic
- Drifting
- Fade To Grey
- Fire
- Firepile
- Like A Rolling Stone
- Manic Depression
- Mannish Boy
- May This Be Love
- My Friend
- One Rainy Wish
- Rainy Day Dream Away
- Red House
- Remember
- Send My Love To Linda
- Silent Prayer
- Somewhere Over The Rainbow
- Spanish Castle Magic
- Taking Care Of No Business
- The Everlasting First
- Voodoo Child Slight Return
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Hendrix: Like a rolling stone
The Hendrix version played at Monterey is virtually identical to the one
posted below with the exception that he starts the song by playing the
chorus in power chords. Get the rhythm off of the album :) It's
approximately:
E|-----------------------------------|--------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------|--------------------------------------|
G|--5---X-------------------555555/7-|--5--/9----------------------55555-5--|
D|--5---X---3-3----3/5--5---555555/7-|--5--/9------XX3-3---5---5---55555-5--|
A|--3---X---3-3----3/5--5---333333/5-|--3--/7------XX3-3---5---5---30303-0--|
E|----------1-1----1/3--3------------|--------120-XX1-1---3---3------------|
Then into the C F G progression for a few bars before beginning the
actual song as transcribed below by Rajarshi Gosh ([email protected])
-------
~Date: 8 Jul 1994 17:43:20 -0500
Here's the first verse. As I'm transferring the stuff from the left part of
my brain to the right (or is it vice versa?) it's probably a bit flawed :
4/4 | C | Dm | Em | F | G | G7 |
C Dm
Once upon a time you dressed so fine
Em F G
Threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn't you
C Dm
People called you, said "Beware doll,
Em F G
You're bound to fall", you thought they were all kidding you
F G
You used to laugh about
F G
Everybody else that was hanging out
F Em Dm C
Now you don't talk so loud
F Em Dm C
Now you don't seem so proud
Dm F G
About having to be scrounging around for your next meal
C F G
How does it feel,
C F G
How does it feel
C F G
To be on your own
C F G
In no direction home
C F G
Like a complete unknown
C F G G7
Like a rolling stone.
The chord positions try to capture the phrasing, but you'll really have
to figure that out yourself :-)
-Raja.
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The Hendrix version played at Monterey is virtually identical to the one
posted below with the exception that he starts the song by playing the
chorus in power chords. Get the rhythm off of the album :) It's
approximately:
E|-----------------------------------|--------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------|--------------------------------------|
G|--5---X-------------------555555/7-|--5--/9----------------------55555-5--|
D|--5---X---3-3----3/5--5---555555/7-|--5--/9------XX3-3---5---5---55555-5--|
A|--3---X---3-3----3/5--5---333333/5-|--3--/7------XX3-3---5---5---30303-0--|
E|----------1-1----1/3--3------------|--------120-XX1-1---3---3------------|
Then into the C F G progression for a few bars before beginning the
actual song as transcribed below by Rajarshi Gosh ([email protected])
-------
~Date: 8 Jul 1994 17:43:20 -0500
Here's the first verse. As I'm transferring the stuff from the left part of
my brain to the right (or is it vice versa?) it's probably a bit flawed :
4/4 | C | Dm | Em | F | G | G7 |
C Dm
Once upon a time you dressed so fine
Em F G
Threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn't you
C Dm
People called you, said "Beware doll,
Em F G
You're bound to fall", you thought they were all kidding you
F G
You used to laugh about
F G
Everybody else that was hanging out
F Em Dm C
Now you don't talk so loud
F Em Dm C
Now you don't seem so proud
Dm F G
About having to be scrounging around for your next meal
C F G
How does it feel,
C F G
How does it feel
C F G
To be on your own
C F G
In no direction home
C F G
Like a complete unknown
C F G G7
Like a rolling stone.
The chord positions try to capture the phrasing, but you'll really have
to figure that out yourself :-)
-Raja.
************************************
| / Slide up
| Slide down
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